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Germany: Prepared to speak with Snowden Posted: Friday, November 1, 2013 Shooter opens fire at Los Angeles International Airport Suspect In Custody After Shooting Prompts Evacuation At Terminal 3 At LAX Miller said the unidentified suspect entered the terminal wearing camouflage and opened fire around 9:30 a.m., wounding at least three people. Germany: Prepared to speak with Snowden German journalists urged to shun Google and Yahoo Finland says it was target of "massive" digital spying GCHQ and European spy agencies worked together on mass surveillance Edward Snowden papers unmask close technical cooperation and loose alliance between British, German, French, Spanish and Swedish spy agencies NSA chief Keith Alexander blames diplomats for surveillance requests Barbed exchange with former ambassador over spying on foreign leaders likely to deepen rift with Obama administration Obama halted NSA spying on IMF and World Bank headquarters Australia Played Part in N.S.A. Spying Australia, a close ally of the United States, has used its embassies in Asia to collect intelligence as part of the National Security Agency’s global surveillance efforts, according to a document leaked by the former agency contractor Edward J. Snowden and published this week in the German newsmagazine Der Spiegel. US surveillance has gone too far, John Kerry admits Kerry says certain practices occurred 'on autopilot' and vows to meet allies to repair damage caused by NSA spying revelations Snowden lands job with major Russian website Why whistleblowers are crucial for democracy: Linden MacIntyre In 2013, You Paid $574 to the NSA Imagine being beaten to a pulp by a mafia hit-man. Your nose is broken and dribbling blood, your left eye is swollen shut, you may have broken ribs. Somehow, you manage to stand up. Just then, the hit-man produces an invoice for his services to the tune of $574. Senate committee backs bill that would allow NSA data collection to continue Legislation would provide increased transparency but NSA critics in Congress say proposals don't go far enough U.S. tries to deal with ‘blowback’ from disclosure of surveillance on allies Pakistani Taliban confirm Hakimullah Mehsud died in drone strike Group confirms leader, who has been reported dead several times before, was killed in North Waziristan Pakistani political leader says NATO supply routes will be cut if U.S. drone strikes continue The Rising Resistance to Obama’s Drone Wars US Confirms New Israel Attack On Syria Damascus target hit in addition to Latakia airbase; both sites said to contain arms meant for Hezbollah, Al-Arabiya reports White House Confirms: Israel Attacked Syria Airbase Warplanes Went Through Lebanon, Reports Say Syria Destroys Chemical Sites, Inspectors Say Forget Sanctions: House Hawks Pushing for Iran War Bill Would Green-Light Attack on Iran Propaganda & Ignorance in Reporting on Iran Iran Side-Meeting With Western Officials Ends Quietly No Word on What Came of Vienna Meeting Biden, Power Seek to Reassure on Iran Talks, Urge Sanctions Delay Power: US Won't Make a 'Bad Deal' Putin repeals orders on missile shield cooperation with NATO Russian President Vladimir Putin has invalidated the order of 2011, which set up an interdepartmental working group at the Russian presidential administration to develop missile defense cooperation with NATO. Peace process is doomed to fail while Israel stalls for time Whatever happened to the Israeli-Palestinian peace process? You could be forgiven for thinking everyone packed up shop a while ago and forgot to inform you. There’s been barely a peep about it since the revival of talks was greeted with great fanfare back in July. |
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